This pen worked, which after 3 pens is a big win. I bought this for my HP omnibook, it works well, feels good and connects easily. Cons: its magnets aren’t strong, so don’t expect it to stick to your computer well. It doesn’t have a clip, or grip, just doesn’t feel fantastic in the hand. And the biggest con, it scratches the bare screen. I’m not sure if it’s at an angle and the corner of the tip is not smooth enough but I felt the drag a few times then upon closer inspection I found small scratches where I was writing. Got a paper-like screen protector the next day.

The HP Rechargeable MPP 2.0 Tilt Pen works really well and feels smooth and natural to use. It’s lightweight, responsive, and great for note-taking, drawing, or just navigating on a touchscreen laptop. The tilt support and pressure sensitivity make writing feel more realistic, and the rechargeable battery is super convenient since you don’t have to keep replacing batteries. Overall, it’s a solid stylus that pairs perfectly with HP 2-in-1 devices.

I’m very impressed with this HP Rechargeable MPP 2.0 Tilt Pen. It feels premium and looks very luxurious with its sleek black design. The build quality is excellent, and it’s comfortable to hold even during long writing or drawing sessions. The pen writes incredibly smoothly with accurate and responsive performance. The tilt feature works well, and the rechargeable battery is a great convenience. It pairs easily with my HP notebook and performs exactly as expected. Overall, this stylus is definitely worth the price. If you're looking for a high-quality pen that looks elegant and delivers a smooth writing experience, I highly recommend it.

Works great, I typically use it for my Uni work, especially with jotting notes or solving equations on my 2-in-1 laptop. Only complaint is potentially just a minor issue where when it gets low battery it sometimes "ghost" writes. What I mean is the pen tip will be near the screen but not make contact with the screen and yet it will write as if the laptop is detecting the pen's tip. However, this only happens when it is low battery, so truthfully it is no big deal. Overall, its pretty great.

The MPP 2.0 technology makes writing and editing feel smooth, almost like traditional pen and paper. Battery life is solid, and being rechargeable means no more fussing with AAAA batteries. A fantastic accessory for productivity and creative work.